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Jacques Garcia has been an architect and decorator for more than three decades, but he became a star in the Nineties due to two Paris projects: the ever-trendy Costes hotel and the Sultan of Brunei’s pied-à-terre. Full Article at W Magazine
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MARRAKECH, Morocco -- Winston Churchill invited Franklin Roosevelt here to relax following strategic talks during World War II, and Alfred Hitchcock shot some of "The Man Who Knew Too Much " in the hotel's lobby -- which has also been a haunt of the... Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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A top interior designer has refurbished its rooms in Art Deco and Arabo-Andalusian styles, star-studded chefs have opened restaurants, and a sprawling spa has been added to the 20-acre gardens of palm and olive trees to lure once again the rich and... Full Article at The State
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Rates range from about US$776 (6,000 Moroccan Dirham) per night for an entry-level room; $841 (6,500 Dirham) for a standard room, up to $10,350 (80,000 Dirham) for a villa in the garden with a private swimming pool. Full Article at Toronto Star
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MARRAKECH, Morocco – Winston Churchill invited Franklin Roosevelt here to relax following strategic talks during the Second World War and Alfred Hitchcock shot some of "The Man Who Knew Too Much " in the hotel's lobby – which has also been a haunt of... Full Article at Toronto Star
